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‘ _ Page 24 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, October 8, 1975 PARKDALE PLAZA 884â€"3860 â€"HOLIDAY HOURS © TIMEX ®©® FUTURO PATIENT AIDS © BONNIE BELLE @© KODAK @© YARDLEY © LOVE © MAX FACTOR © PRINCE MATCHEBELLI PHOTO FINISHING BY ALLIED & SPECTRUM SATURDAY October 11 9 A.M . â€" 9 P.M. SUNDAY October 12 12 noon â€" 6 P.M. MONDAY October 13 12 noon â€" 6 P.M. Complete Collision And Refinishing Service Your Neighbourhood REXALL PHARMACY PARKDALE PHARMACY We carry these leading brands by Sandy Hazell For the fourth consecuâ€" tive year, Althea Kellett is offering her expertise adâ€" vice in teaching weaving on thée loom through the Community Services deâ€" partment. Kellett teaches the ropes of weaving for fourth year ‘"I don‘t have a lot of time, but I do like to teach and weave. Most of my time is spent with my three chilâ€" dren and husband."" When she does have the opportunity to weave, Mrs. Kellett enjoys weaving household articles such as placemats, uphoistery, drapery and rugs. Occasionâ€" ally, she has made wallâ€" hangings. A graduate of the Onâ€" tario _ Art College, the Pinegrove Crescent resiâ€" dent worked within the staff training department at Eaton‘s in Toronto. 621 KING WEST. KITCHENER â€" 745â€"9495 _ jyonmn reEoy Althea Kellett, weaving instructor, shows Audrey Detmer how to prepare a warp while left to right Mary Gray, Susan Janke, Carolyn Smiley, Lorie Macdonald and Jean Horn pick up hints. The ladies are taking Basic Weaving 1, a Community Services sponsored program. . RATZâ€"BECHTEL FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL Waterlioo Kitchener JESSOPS cieaners Convenient Parking, entering Wellington or King Streel KITCHENERWATERLOO Ontario & Duke Sts. ‘"I can‘t remember when I graduated from the art college, but I guess I got my teaching training from working at Eaton‘s." At the beginning of each weaving class, held at St. Louis School, she gives students a short introâ€" duction to the basics in weaving on the loom. Each class is limited to 10 persons â€"six beginners (Basic I) and four adâ€" vanced (Basic II) stuâ€" dents. ° As the students beâ€" gin working on their proâ€" jects, Mrs. Kellett briefly interrupts to give a few helpful pointers. ‘‘There is always a cerâ€" tain amount of waste at the end and the beginning of a warp. Rather than throwing it away, use the waste, which are called thrums. Waterioo Square STUART SCHEDEWITZ for ties," she says. Another suggestion was to leave the guide on the warp in case you are suddenâ€" ly interrupted and must leave the warp and as a reâ€" sult forget your place. Beginners of the course are learning the basics of weaving. Instruction is given in warp planning and preparation including terminology on both two Projects _ are planned around the basic weaves with some exploration into the twills, finger manipâ€" ulated weaves and simple inlay. ‘‘Students in Basic I will learn the infinite number of things that can be done with samples of weaves. For example, as a woollen project, they will be doing sample weaves by blendâ€" ing coloucs that can be used for material. Finished articles are to include placemats, a scarf and a pillow. _ â€" The advanced or Basic II class is for those who have already received inâ€" struction in weaving and who are ready to explore wider possibilities of four harness pattern weaving. Mechanics of setting up the loom are reviewed and most projects are deâ€" Service worthy of your confidence â€" a tradition since 1925. ‘‘These students will learn how to thirk for themâ€" selves. Depending â€" on bhow it goes, perhaps they can make a pot holder using different types of borders, or patterns such as plaid or stripe."‘ Camerata at U of W signed to be ‘completed O‘s, Rose Path, Small in one session. ‘‘The Basic II students will be doing a lot of pattern Swedish Lace,"* she says. Other patterns andâ€" techâ€" niques include: M‘s and Oversho, _ Ornamental work â€" and and Finger Manipulated Weaves. As Mrs. Kellet is in structing three courses â€" Thursday afternoon â€" and evening, the students will be completing all the steps, but they will be using difâ€" ferent materials in each class, so the projects will be quickly completed. Adele Armin, violin, Coenraad Bloemendal, cello; James Campbell, clarinet; Kathryn Root, piano;. Suâ€" zanne Shulman, fAlute; and Elyakim Tausig. piano. Guest artist will be Mary Lou Fallis, soprano. Camerata, a â€" chamber ensemble, is to be held in the Humanities Theatre, University of Waterloo, Sunday, Oct. 19, 8 p.m. bers of Camerata is an internationally â€" recognized soloist. s Admission is $5, students and senior citizens $2.50. For tickets, phone 8851211 ext. 21%. players _ include